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In "Damsel," Millie Bobby Brown plays Elodie, a clever young woman who has to use her wits to survive a tenacious fire-breathing dragon.

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“Damsel” is viciously whimsical, if such a thing is possible, and it’s thrillingly subversive. But the punchline comes early, and it’s only repeated as the film progresses.

Damsel was written by Dan Mazeau and directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo (Intacto, Linked). It is set to arrive in 2024, although the exact release date has not yet been confirmed.

Damsel shows just how facile the traditional fierce Western archetypes are by excising them entirely: The gentle hero turns out to be a creep. His partner in adventure is an alcoholic sad sack.

Damsel goes for rueful smiles, not uproarious laughs. Its most cartoonish moment is one that aims to mock-and-awe with violence, full-frontal nudity, and another movie taboo.

Damsel begins with a Western-style Waiting For Godot: two men, sitting in the desert, waiting for a carriage that you just know without being told will never come.